BrokerCalls  ·  Pay-Per-Call

Sell Medicare Calls | Top Payouts for Medicare Publishers

BrokerCalls pays top rates for Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement inbound calls. Dedicated AEP volume capacity, year-round SEP demand, CMS-compliant offers, bi-monthly ACH payments.

TTY 711 · Raw inbound only · All 50 states · Mon to Fri, 9 to 6 ET
All 50 States Geographic routing on request
Raw Inbound Calls Caller-initiated, direct to intake
TCPA Compliant Full sourcing documentation
Owner-Operated We own the directories that drive calls

If you want to sell Medicare calls pay per call, BrokerCalls gives you direct access to licensed Medicare buyers that value quality and reward consistency. We route your compliant inbound calls and warm transfers to vetted agencies and call centers, then pay fast on predictable terms. You keep control of your traffic and see real performance data that helps you scale with confidence.

Why Publishers Choose BrokerCalls

BrokerCalls has been buying Medicare calls for years. We have active buyer campaigns for both Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement, with specific AEP infrastructure that lets publishers scale volume dramatically from October through December. Our compliance team actively monitors CMS Medicare marketing guidelines — so when the rules change (and they change every year), your account manager already knows and has updated your consent language and offer materials before you need to ask.

We combine experience in regulated healthcare with conversion-focused routing. Your calls go to licensed Medicare sellers who are equipped to close, not to generic lead buyers that waste time and budget. Every campaign has clear qualification criteria, routing logic that respects buyer preferences, and transparent reporting so you can see connect rates, call outcomes, and where optimization will improve earnings.

Your dedicated account manager helps you plan capacity, align source-by-source routing, and prepare for AEP surges. We encourage small test volumes before you scale, then tune your IVR, hours, and geo coverage to match buyer appetite. If you need warm transfer scripting or pre-qualification checklists, we share proven frameworks that reduce agent handle time and increase conversion on both MAPD and Medigap.

Quality control and risk management protect your business. We monitor spam indicators, litigator patterns, duplicate calls, and non-compliant creative. Our team provides fast feedback when quality dips and explains exactly how to fix it, whether through keyword exclusions, offer updates, or more precise funnel copy that sets realistic expectations for seniors.

If you also support under-65 health strategies, our page on sell ACA health insurance calls outlines how we structure pay-per-call programs for ACA seasonality, which can help you extend revenue outside Medicare AEP.

Current Payout Rates

Vertical Call Type Payout Range Volume Availability
Medicare Advantage (MAPD) Inbound $35-$70 High — AEP peak + year-round SEP
Medicare Advantage (MAPD) Warm transfer $60-$90 High — best conversion
Medicare Supplement (Medigap) Inbound $30-$60 Year-round — no enrollment lock-in
Medicare Supplement (Medigap) Warm transfer $50-$75 Year-round

Payouts shown are starting rates. Volume bonuses and rate increases available for publishers consistently delivering quality calls. Contact your account manager for current rate card.

Rates vary by intent, qualification depth, and routing complexity. Geo coverage, language support, hours of operation, and buyer concurrency all influence the payout we can set for your sources. Your account manager will walk through timers and acceptance criteria on each campaign and help you match source-level traffic to the best rate opportunities.

Publishers who segment MAPD vs Medigap creative and use clear benefits education see stronger acceptance and faster rate escalations. If you can add warm-transfer screening, such as plan eligibility or SEP qualifiers, buyers reward that extra work with higher rates because it shortens sales cycles and lifts close rates.

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What BrokerCalls Offers Publishers

AEP Is the Most Important 8 Weeks of the Year — Be Ready

The Annual Enrollment Period runs October 15 through December 7. Medicare Advantage payout rates and buyer competition both peak during this window. BrokerCalls works with Medicare publishers starting in September to review caps, confirm routing, test call quality, and ensure you are at maximum capacity when AEP opens. Publishers who are not prepared before October 15 miss the window.

Our AEP readiness checklist covers staffing plans, extended hours, weekend coverage, and overflow routing to keep your connect rate high when consumer demand spikes. We also coordinate creative reviews and consent updates before AEP begins, so your campaigns remain compliant as volume scales quickly. With clear forecasting and pacing, you avoid mid-season disruptions and keep revenue flowing.

Year-Round SEP Demand Keeps Revenue Flowing

Special Enrollment Period events — moving to a new county, losing other coverage, qualifying for Extra Help, leaving an institution — trigger Medicare enrollment opportunities every month of the year. BrokerCalls buys Medicare calls year-round, not just during AEP. SEP calls often convert at higher rates than AEP calls because the caller has an immediate, specific reason to switch.

We help you capture and label SEP intent in your funnels so buyers can prioritize these high-intent callers. Examples include DSNP-eligible seniors responding to cost relief messaging or beneficiaries experiencing a qualifying life event such as relocation. When callers know exactly why they are switching, agents move faster through discovery and placement, which produces better buyer outcomes and steadier publisher payouts.

Separate MAPD and Medigap Campaigns

Medicare Advantage (MAPD) and Medicare Supplement (Medigap) are distinct products with different buyers and different qualification criteria. BrokerCalls runs separate campaigns for each, ensuring your MAPD calls go to MAPD buyers and your Medigap calls go to Medigap buyers — not a mixed pool that hurts conversion on both.

We also align messaging and IVR prompts to the product. For MAPD, warm transfer teams focus on plan availability by county and key eligibility checkpoints. For Medigap, pre-qualification can confirm current plan type and typical switching triggers, then route to buyers who specialize in supplement comparisons. This separation prevents wasted talk time and increases acceptance rates for your calls.

CMS Compliance — Updated Every Year, Handled for You

CMS releases updated Medicare marketing guidelines annually. BrokerCalls monitors these updates and provides publishers with revised consent language, updated offer materials, and compliance guidance before each AEP. You do not need to track CMS regulatory changes yourself — that is part of what your BrokerCalls account manager does.

We keep detailed records of consent, ad variations, and landing pages so you can document compliance during audits. Our team will advise on TPMO requirements, use of disclaimers, call recording retention, and appointment setting rules that impact your call flows. If CMS updates affect your funnel, you receive specific action items and verification before campaigns go live.

Traffic Sources We Accept

Medicare comparison websites, paid search (Google, Bing — Medicare-compliant), Facebook and social media (compliant — no CMS prohibited benefit claims), Medicare blog content and SEO, TV and radio (DSNP and Medicare awareness advertising), and direct mail. All sources must comply with CMS Medicare marketing guidelines and be disclosed at onboarding.

We ask for clear disclosure of every source and creative used, including ad copy, keywords, and landing pages. Publishers should avoid misleading phrases that imply guaranteed savings or benefits not available in all areas. If you run multiple brands or domains, keep consent language and disclosures consistent so call recordings match what the beneficiary saw on the page.

Quality-focused publishers lean into education and transparent comparison shopping rather than hype. Paid search tactics benefit from tight negative keyword lists and county-level targeting to reduce misroutes. Social traffic often performs best when it sets the expectation that callers will speak with a licensed insurance agent who will review plan options for their exact situation.

Compliance Requirements

Medicare calls must comply with both TCPA 1-to-1 consent (FCC 2024) and CMS Medicare marketing guidelines. CMS prohibits misleading benefit claims, cold calls to Medicare beneficiaries, and certain paid endorsements. BrokerCalls provides CMS-compliant consent language, offer review services, and annual guidance on updated Medicare marketing rules. Publishers found violating CMS guidelines are terminated immediately — CMS violations create liability for the entire network.

For TCPA, 1-to-1 consent means the consumer must clearly authorize contact from the named seller, with unambiguous disclosure of contact methods and the purpose of the call. Maintain auditable records of consent, the exact page and creative used, IP and timestamp, and any intermediate forms. Honor opt-out and revocation requests promptly, and respect applicable state mini-TCPA rules and DNC obligations.

We require publishers to pass consent metadata with each call. This protects both sides and allows fast resolution of any buyer compliance questions. If your flow includes warm transfers, ensure your scripts accurately reflect the caller’s consent and intent before connecting to a licensed agent.

How to Get Started

  1. Submit your affiliate application. Complete the form below. Tell us which verticals you generate traffic in, your approximate monthly call volume, and your primary traffic source.
  2. Account manager onboarding. Your dedicated account manager contacts you within one business day to review offer rates, discuss compliance standards, and configure your Ringba tracking setup.
  3. Start sending calls. Once your campaign is live in Ringba, calls start generating payouts. Track every call in real time through your affiliate dashboard.
  4. Get paid. Bi-monthly ACH on Net 15 terms. No wire delays, no minimum thresholds that make you wait months to collect.

During onboarding we also complete KYC, W-9, and payment setup, then provide campaign IDs, timers, and routing rules. You can begin with a small validation test to confirm technical setup and buyer fit, then scale as quality and acceptance stabilize. Publishers who want to sell Medicare calls pay per call typically reach steady-state volume within one to two weeks after the initial test.

We encourage publishers to split traffic by product and geo from day one. Use separate tracking sources for MAPD and Medigap, add language tags if you support Spanish, and align call hours to buyer availability. This structure makes optimization straightforward and speeds up rate increases when quality is strong.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Medicare call types does BrokerCalls buy?

Medicare Advantage (MAPD) and Medicare Supplement (Medigap). Both inbound and warm transfer options are available with separate payout rates. We support Spanish-language calls where buyers request it and will configure routing accordingly.

How do AEP payout rates compare to the rest of the year?

AEP payouts are typically 20-40% higher than non-AEP rates due to peak buyer competition. BrokerCalls will confirm current AEP rates with your account manager in September each year. We also review caps and concurrency before AEP to help you capture peak pricing without sacrificing acceptance.

Does BrokerCalls buy Medicare calls outside AEP?

Yes. Special Enrollment Period events drive year-round Medicare demand. BrokerCalls buys Medicare calls every month of the year. Many publishers maintain a steady SEP baseline so they can scale quickly when AEP opens.

What consent language does my website need for Medicare calls?

BrokerCalls provides CMS-compliant consent language templates for Medicare publisher websites. Your account manager will review your consent implementation before your campaign goes live. Keep a clear audit trail that ties each call to the exact disclosure the consumer saw.

Can I run both Medicare Advantage and Medicare Supplement campaigns?

Yes. Separate campaigns with separate rates, caps, and routing. Many Medicare publishers run both simultaneously. We will help you segment creative and call flows so that each buyer receives only the calls they can serve well.

What is the difference in payout between inbound and warm transfer Medicare calls?

Warm transfers carry $20-$30 higher payout rates per call on average. The qualification step improves buyer conversion significantly, which is reflected in higher publisher rates. If you have trained agents who can verify eligibility and intent before transfer, you will usually achieve the best overall revenue per call.

Ready to Start Sending Calls?

If you generate Medicare calls, BrokerCalls has demand for them — year-round, not just during AEP. Apply below or call to discuss current AEP rates and your volume potential.

Call (855) 268-3773 or email contact@brokercalls.com to talk to an affiliate manager before applying.

We welcome experienced publishers, media buyers, and call centers. Whether you run high-intent inbound or warm transfers, our direct-to-buyer approach, clear routing, and fast payments make it simple to scale responsibly and grow long-term Medicare revenue.

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